Having seen a bunch of Tulips at Lansdowne Park, our excitement had already started to build-up. The main location, however, was Commissioner’s Park (next to Down’s Lake Pavilion). Had we know about it beforehand, we would have started our experience from here. Nevertheless, we still had a bit of time left on our first day, so we headed to the Commissioner’s Park (just 2.5 kilometers away from Lansdowne Park).
You can go with the official parking there (the charge is $15 per day). However, there are numerous streets around where you can park for an hour for free (the weekends are free anyway). Do you really think people come back within an hour? There were many who parked for even half-a-day. With a world-famous festival going on around, guess nobody really bothers!This was the location that caught our fancy, and we visited it thrice over the 3 days we spent on the trip. There were long batches of tulips of almost every color and variety.The tulips were marked with their names, some were fancy too – like The Princess. The kids and adults alike were having the time of their lives. We were no different!There was information too on the history of the festival and how Britain still contributes every year with a generous gift of Tulips.
Beautiful selection of tulip photos once again, Alok. Not too surprised that some people park for half a day there lol. Good to hear you got parking around the area and it looked like Saru enjoyed it. Lovely photo of her. She looks so happy 🙂
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Who wouldn’t be happy when there is so much happiness (tulips) around 😀
Thank you for a wonderful comment, Mabel.
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So many tulips and colour for the eyes to take in. Any brighter you might need to wear sunglasses. Have a good week, Alok 😀
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You said it right. Thank you.
You too have a great week 😊
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Those tulips are absolutely beautiful Alok and it looks as though you enjoyed a wonderful day. 🌷
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🌷 🌷 🌷 beauties galore……. I am sure no one would have returned within an hour. Such pretty colours too ♥ superb pics Alok
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Oh, so good to see the Tulip festival through your post. I had a plan to visit the Canadian Tulip Festival this year but was cancelled due to some reason. Than you for sharing this bright and beautiful post. Who can finish off in an hour with such beauties around? 🙂
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What a fantastic array of tulips — all colors and shapes, and rows and rows of them. A wonderful way to enjoy a spring day, thanks for taking us there, Alok.
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With places like these in Canada one does not need to fly to Holland to admire the tulip fields.
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So Beautiful
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The tulips look so good. So many different colors. The photos are beautiful!!
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I have never heard about tulip festival in Canada. Thanks to your post, now I do. The only ones I know are the ones in Holland and Srinagar in Kashmir.
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Lovely pictures of resplendent tulips! Thanks for sharing Alok.
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Their variety of tulips is gorgeous!
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Yes, we really loved so many colors!
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beautiful pics!!
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Thanks
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These are eye treating sights and you caught pleasant shots to view! I would spend an entire day if chance to visit and I could feel the commonest.
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So colorful! What a great event for Tulip lovers and celebrating the spring ❤
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looks amazing!
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Thanks!
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loved itt…awesome work and interesting tooo…♥️♥️♥️♥️
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Thank you!
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Awesome!!! thanks for capturing the beauties through your lens. This post revived my memories of visit to the tulip garden at Srinagar two years back.
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I have heard about that one – a spectacle in itself in that part of India. Thank you for adding here.
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awesome pictures sharing
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Beautiful pictures 👍
Thanks for sharing 🙂
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Pleasure!
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Wow! This is such heart warming post Alok… I too witnessed the graceful tulips for the first time ever this April at Keukenhof, Holland. 🙂
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Happy to know. That’s on my list of places to visit 😊
Thanks, Jyotika.
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Simply gorgeous! Love the ones in white with shades of red!!
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Like,
My one dream go to Canada and live there. Beautiful country
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Hahaha…it all looks rosy from the outside!
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